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Deaf Children worse in reading compared with Dyslectics
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The British education system is neglecting the needs of severely and profoundly deaf children, many of whom have major reading difficulties, according to new research from City, University of London.
In one of the largest studies of its kind, funded by the Nuffield Foundation, the researchers found that over half of the deaf children involved who communicated using spoken language and four fifths of those who used sign language had reading difficulties at least as severe as those faced by hearing children with dyslexia, and in some cases they were more severe.
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Dyslexia is also about writing issues
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Much is usually said about the issues that people with dyslexia have with reading but there are also issues with writing. Read up on it in our link for today.
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Improve comic books for dyslexia
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While the medium is relatively accessible for people with reading difficulties, its lettering norms are still leaving some behind.
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Videos for special needs
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Videos like Baby Shark aren’t just about sparking viral dances alone. It’s a glimpse into the immense, but the as-of-yet untapped potential of what educational technology can do for our students, particularly those with special needs.
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Does reading to your baby prevent dyslexia?
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Dear Dr. Linda,
I have a 3-month-old baby and have been reading to her from the day she was born. My husband has dyslexia and I’m concerned that she may have inherited it. Will this prevent it?
Madison
Dear Madison,
I wish there was a guarantee that your baby wouldn’t inherit her dad’s “reading gene” but there isn’t. Whether she has a genetic predisposition to dyslexia has no direct relationship to what you are doing.
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